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When and How to Spray Dormant Oil Man spraying tree with dormant oil - youtube thumbnailMan spraying tree with dormant oil - youtube thumbnail Are you overwhelmed with the thought of spraying your fruit trees for pests and diseases? Let us help! Once you understand why and how to spray your fruit trees, this will become an easy routine every dormant season.
Top 5 Fruits to Add to Your Landscape Add These Fruits to Your Landscape Video ThumbnailAdd These Fruits to Your Landscape Video Thumbnail Have you thought about adding berry plants or fruit trees to your landscape? This is referred to by many as foodscaping. Taking your traditional landscape and turning it into a food-producing growing space is an idea taking gardeners by storm.
Keeping Deer Off Your Fruit Trees A cage around a tree and video icon to watch how to build a cage to keep deer off of fruit treesA cage around a tree and video icon to watch how to build a cage to keep deer off of fruit trees There are several ways to consider protecting your young trees from deer. In this video, Andrew explains a simple yet effective DIY deer cage he built on his homestead to protect his young orchard.
Bud Grafting Fruit Trees Scion wood with bud - Watch how we graft bud!Scion wood with bud - Watch how we graft bud! Why can't you plant a fruit seed and grow an identical tree? It has to do with genetics. The male and female genetics combine to make something new, just like humans. By planting the seed, you won't grow an exact replica - and that's exactly why we bud and graft. We are, essentially, "cloning" the parent tree.
Our Favorite Gift for ANY Gardener Article imageArticle image At Stark Bro's we're gardeners too, and we wanted to let you in on our favorite gifts to give ANY gardener. The Meyer Lemon and Key Lime trees are our staff's favorite gifts to give. Why? Because they can be grown anywhere!
Chill Hours for Fruit and Nut Trees Article imageArticle image There are two important factors in determining if a particular tree or plant will grow well in your part of the country. First, you must live within the recommended USDA Hardiness Zone and if you are planting a fruit or nut tree, you must determine if your area receives enough annual Chill Hours.
Cedar Apple Rust - Identification & Control Close up of Cedar Apple Rust disease on Fruit Tree leafClose up of Cedar Apple Rust disease on Fruit Tree leaf Cedar Apple Rust becomes a serious threat anytime when apples and Eastern red cedar coexist. Take precautions and treat your trees to further prevent the spread before your harvest suffers!
How to Get Rid of Aphids on Apple Trees: Easy Video Guide How to get rid of aphids on your fruit tree WATCH NOWHow to get rid of aphids on your fruit tree WATCH NOW Fruit trees are no stranger to aphids but can easily be controlled using simple methods. Easily identified by their small size and large grouping, aphids can come in many different colors.
What is a Honeyberry? (Haskap Berry) What is a honeyberry? WATCH NOWWhat is a honeyberry? WATCH NOW Honeyberries are a sweet, tangy fruit that can be likened to a blueberry in taste. High in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals...
Behind the Scenes - Shipping Behind the Scenes Spring Shipping WATCH NOWBehind the Scenes Spring Shipping WATCH NOW Our growers meet strict shipping guidelines put in place to ensure the best travel conditions for each tree and plant. Our expert packing and shipping methods mean your shipment arrives healthy, well-traveled, and on time.
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